The campaign is centered around Modi versus Rahul. The Opposition is being drawn into this helplessly. It is an unequal battle.
Shivpal Yadav's announcement of a new party may harm not just Samajwadi Party, but also the prospects of a grand alliance in Uttar Pradesh.
With a Gandhi to his surname, the Congress president has the privilege of issuing a clean chit for himself.
It is likely that she will wait till results are out to stake claim to the prime minister's chair.
The Congress president has stopped being defensive, making aggressive attacks on the Narendra Modi government, calling it a regime working only for the rich.
The West Bengal chief minister stands accused of competitive communalism that has in turn caused great violence in the state.
The Congress MP's remark, like Mani Shankar Aiyar's chaiwala jibe, may to the party's dismay dent its chances of winning.
Kabir’s school of thought too stands in complete contrast to the BJP's brand of Hindutva.
It is not only Modi who needs the RSS. The RSS leadership believes the future of the Sangh Parivar also hinges on the BJP.
A campaign for building the Ram Mandir will win votes but cow vigilantism will not.
